Some of the headings included in this issue of The external environment for developing countries newsletter are as follows: (i) overview; (ii) global indicators; (iii) United States; (iv) Japan; (v) Euro area; (vi) industrial production; (vii) international trade; (viii) commodity prices; (ix) international finance; and (x) focus : oil prices back to 150 US dollars/bbl?.
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Some of the headings included in this issue of The external environment for developing countries newsletter are as follows: (i) overview; (ii) global indicators; (iii) United States; (iv) Japan; (v) Euro area; (vi) industrial production; (vii) international trade; (viii) commodity prices; (ix) international finance; (x) currencies; and (xi) focus.
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Some of the headings included in this issue of The external environment for developing countries newsletter are as follows: (i) overview; (ii) global indicators; (iii) United States; (iv) Japan; (v) Euro area; (vi) industrial production; (vii) international trade; (viii) commodity prices; (ix) international finance; (x) currencies; and (xi) focus.
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Some of the headings included in this issue of The external environment for developing countries newsletter are as follows: (i) overview; (ii) global indicators; (iii) United States; (iv) Japan; (v) Euro area; (vi) industrial production; (vii) international trade; (viii) commodity prices; (ix) international finance; and (x) focus : oil prices back to 150 US dollars/bbl?.
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Indicators suggest global gross domestic product (GDP) to decline again in first quarter of 2009. Given the synchronous nature of the downturn the nexus of decline in business investment, exports, and factory output has intensified into the first months of 2009, worldwide.
... See More + A shift of trade’s contribution to GDP to steep negative is a key factor complementing financial difficulties to affect GDP across a large number of countries in the current quarter.
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Indicators suggest global gross domestic product (GDP) to decline again in first quarter of 2009. Given the synchronous nature of the downturn the nexus of decline in business investment, exports, and factory output has intensified into the first months of 2009, worldwide.
... See More + A shift of trade’s contribution to GDP to steep negative is a key factor complementing financial difficulties to affect GDP across a large number of countries in the current quarter.
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This newsletter includes the following headings in graphical format: industrial countries; industrial production; international trade; oil prices; non-oil commodity prices; international finance; and currencies.
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This newsletter includes the following headings in graphical format: industrial countries; industrial production; international trade; oil prices; non-oil commodity prices; international finance; and currencies.
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